All The Deals, Free Ride Offers And Dos And Don’ts On Voting Day

Voting Day is a major major deal (but you knew that already). And if you work during voting hours (7 a.m. to 7 p.m.), your job is legally obligated to give you up to two hours off to cast your ballot. Check out all the deals and offers from restaurants to free rides to the polls and even what you should and should NOT do at the polls on this Election Day.

FREE RIDES

The ride-sharing company is offering free or discounted fares to the polls on Election Day. They will also include a “get to the polls button” to help you find your polling location.

Lyft

The company is offering half off rides to those in need along with free rides to underserved communities. The discounts will be made available through the company’s partners: Vote.org, Nonprofit Vote, TurboVote, Voto Latino and more

TOP PAC

Through their Drive for Democracy program, Texas Organizing Projects will be pairing with volunteer drivers to transport voters to their respective polling locations.

DON’T DO THIS

Don’t Bring Your Gun (only police officers are exempt)

Don’t Take A Selfie Or Photo Of Your Ballot (Wait until AFTER you’re done voting to take your “I Voted” selfie)